Cherry Skies
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared26 May 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
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This filing went on record 26 May 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 8th of 19 label filings we hold from Monday Night Brewing. It is one of 5 wild / brett / lambic-style labels approved in May 2026. It cleared 4 days after it was filed. The label carries barrel-aged, fruited on the front.
A sky full of soft, pillowy clouds rendered in mauve and dusty rose tones fills the entire label against a deep burgundy background. The beer name "cherry skies" appears in the center in large, outlined serif capitals, with the substyle "sour red ale aged in red wine barrels with tart cherries" positioned below in smaller type. The Monday Night Garage logo sits in the upper right corner, and marketing copy occupies the right panel; a vertical ingredient list and brewing information run along the left edge in small sans-serif type.
From the label“Bright, vibrant, and beautifully balanced, Cherry Skies delivers just enough tartness to keep you reaching for another sip. Lush waves of fresh cherry glide across the palate, layered with delicate red wine character and whispers of malt. Each pour opens with a lively burst of fruit, followed by a graceful acidity that lifts and cherishes without overwhelming. The finish is smooth, slightly dry, and gently complex—like drifting through crimson clouds at sunset. One taste, and you'll be floating.”
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